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17:30Now Playing"Art that doesn't communicate is useless" - William Golding.
Peter Newington interviews William Golding, the acclaimed author of Lord of the Flies, The Inheritors, and Pincher Martin, at his home near Salisbury. Golding discusses his work, his writing technique, and why he didn't finish his debut novel until he was nearly 40.
This clip is from Monitor, originally broadcast 25 October, 1959.
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